Apple iPads are out of stock and it being reported that many stores are selling it at very high price. If you missed out purchasing iPad or you are looking for cheap iPads, then you may consider buying Chinese iPad clones. We have earlier spotted a Chinese company selling an iPad Clone to counterfeit Apple iPads for US$290 only which is just half of the original Apple iPad. If you think the price is still on higher side then you may purchase 7-inch iPad Knockoff Moonse E-7001 tablet, which is another Chinese iPad clone running Android 1.5 and is available only of $130.
Recently, at CCEF 2010 Shenzhen show in China, Moonse released a new 7.0 inch touch screen tablet called the E-7001 running on the Google Android 1.5 operating system. It sports a 7-inch touchscreen, a 600MHz Rockchip RK2808 processor (which could possibly be upgraded to a Cortex-A8 before launch), an SD card slot for storage (between 2GB to 32GB), built-in WiFi, and a promised five hours of battery life.
Its 7-inch Multi-Touch display (800×480 allows you to watch any formats (H.264/RMVB/MPEG-4/AVS/WMV9) of videos. Currently, it supports up to 720p definition. Also, with its built-in accelerometer, you can turn it 90 degrees to enjoy a vertical or horizontal view on the display. Pretty Impressive!
This iPad clone is slightly thick in size than an iPad but weighs half as much as the iPad, and it boasts a few advantages of its own, in a front-facing camera and a USB port. You can install any Android apps of your choice, just like on Android phone. You can buy Moonse E-7001 tablet (iPad Clone) at Taobao.com or from eBay
Any iPad clone cannot be compared to the original Apple iPad’s. But eventually, there are certain set of geeks who just want to boast about the gadget or want to play around with it. Being low priced, company will able to extract considerable profit by selling fake chinese iPad to the market.
We at Gadgets DNA strongly advise you to buy original iPad and not Chinese iPad. Original iPad provides proper functionality and the experience which any user would expect.
via-micgadget